We previously reported about the odds that have been appearing across America, “In the past six months, 18 U.S. food processing plants have reportedly burned down.”

And there have been a lot of talks from Biden’s regime about the coming food shortages lately, is it merely coincidence?

Now, a top organic food distributor in the U.S, The Azure Standard, was destroyed by fire overnight.

Coincidence, or foul play at work?

Azure is reportedly the main source for prepping supplies in the U.S and a favorite of the prepping community. While the fire has completely destroyed HQ, most product lines will not be affected by this sudden fire.

More details of the incident:

Watch it here: Azure Standard/Youtube

Azure Standard is the country’s largest independent food distributor. Its Headquarters facility was destroyed by fire last night. pic.twitter.com/Pggij50B9v

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Here’s what Azure’s C.E.O. tells consumers via Columbia Georgia News:

“For our customers, three primary product groups are affected due to the destroyed automated liquid pour facility, fruit packing facilities and carob products facilities.”

He continued, “Because of this, we will experience out-of-stock status for Azure Market oils, honey and vinegars – basically any Azure Market liquid product

@AzureStandard says a tote of corn caught fire near an electrical outlet…. Haha yeah, ok. #foodshortage pic.twitter.com/evG1ZPfv4j

— Bitcoin Goat (@BitcoinGoat51) April 22, 2022

Azure Standard Headquarters destroyed by fire. 😧 This is a major source for preppers. You need to get your emergency pantry in order. This may get bad. May not but it appears to me there are some dark forces at work against us!!! pic.twitter.com/LR4Bz1CGDa

— MAGA MAMA 🍊 (@CrushMSM) April 19, 2022

The Fresno Bee added:

The fire started around 3 a.m. in the creamery of Raw Farm southeast of Kerman, and all packaging, inventory and products were burned, according to the Instagram post from Organic Pastures, the owners of the farm.

Sources: WLT, The Fresno Bee, Columbia Georgia News